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  • British Ecological Society - International Climate Legislation462493
  • CAT Climate Target Update Tracker462466
  • Centre for Climate Engagement - Law for Climate Action462463
  • Climate Change Laws of the World462454
  • Climate Change Act 2008 - Gov.uk462455
  • European Commission - European Climate Law462456
  • Financial Times462460
  • NY Times462464
  • Global Climate Agreements: Successes and Failures - CFR 21.01.25462472
  • Five EU countries accused of breaking European climate law - Carbon Pulse 07.11.24462476
  • Essential features of a National Climate Law - ECIU 14.10.24462485
  • New global climate commitments critical – but strong national laws must follow - Climate Home News 26.09.24462482
  • The UK’s Climate Change Act, once the envy of the world, faces a stress test - Conversation 24.04.24462465
  • Climate law: what is it good for? (Absolutely nuthin’?) - Green Economy Coalition 24.04.24462484
  • Impacts of climate framework laws: lessons from Germany, Ireland and New Zealand - LSE 14.03.24462468
  • When do climate change legislation and clean energy policies matter for net-zero emissions? - Science Direct 03/24462486
  • Pursuing inclusive climate action through climate change framework laws: examples from the Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Finland and South Korea - LSE 23.02.24462494
  • How can the law fight climate change? - Client Earth 24.10.23462488
  • With Climate Crisis Deepening Worldwide, Third Committee Urges States to Ramp Up Environmental Legislation, Provide Funding to Hard-Hit Developing Nations - UN 19.10.23462477
  • Which Countries Have The Strictest Environmental Laws? - Lawyer Portal 12.10.23462475
  • When Is a Climate Target “Legally Binding”? - IP quarterly 28.09.23462473
  • Analysis: UK government’s climate U-turns put legally binding targets in jeopardy - Carbon Brief 20.09.23462497
  • Report: Climate Laws: What are the experts saying? - EJN, 2023462495
  • How 6 countries are fighting climate change with legislation - IPU 10.11.22462461
  • From COP26 to COP27: 4 climate laws passed in the last year - Agora 09.11.22462478
  • How the Climate Change Act helped us hold the government to account - Friends of the Earth 17.10.22462491
  • What is climate change legislation? - LSE 04.10.22462453
  • Top Countries in the Race to Net Zero Emissions - Net0 17.03.22462467
  • Global climate laws falling short on reducing emissions, ClientEarth report finds - Client Earth 07.09.21462481
  • How well do climate laws help reduce global warming? - LSE 02.08.21462483
  • Global Lessons from Climate Change Legislation and Litigation - U Chicago, 2021462489
  • What Are Climate Laws and Why Do We Need Them? - CLF 03.12.20462487
  • The impact of strategic climate legislation: evidence from expert interviews on the UK Climate Change Act - T&F 16.09.20462458
  • Can climate change legislation keep its momentum? - LSE 11.09.20462470
  • How Do You Tell If Climate Laws Really Work? Start By Counting Them - Forbes 11.08.20462490
  • Reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from national climate legislation - Nature 13.07.20462459
  • The law that could make climate change illegal - BBC 08.07.20462474
  • These are the countries that have made their climate commitments law - WEF 13.11.19462469
  • What has the UK climate law achieved and where next? - Friends of the Earth 08.08.18462492
  • Report: Ranking of EU countries’ ambition and progress in fighting climate change - CAN Europe 06/18462471
  • Mapped: Climate change laws around the world - Carbon Brief 11.05.17462457
  • What happens when countries break EU environmental law? - Client Earth 08.12.16462479
  • The political economy of passing climate change legislation: Evidence from a survey - Science Direct 11/15462462
  • Meeting paper: Climate change and national laws across Commonwealth countries - e Commonwealth Secretariat 3-5 Oct 2015462496
  • The Government plans to break its own climate change law - Telegraph 28.07.12462480
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